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Almost every day we’re asked by travelers, “can I bring my pet on assignment with me?” And the answer is absolutely yes, but it may be a bit more difficult to find housing. Many rental apartments or houses don’t allow pets on the lease, so if you can’t find a pet-friendly rental you may feel like your options are out. But, working in travel healthcare with a pet is totally possible! Classifying your pet as an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) might just be the way to go! ESAs can live in no-pet buildings and aren’t subject to breed or weight restrictions. Keep in mind, this isn’t a cheat code so you can move four dogs into your apartment; ESAs are federally mandated and regulated to protect both pet owners and landlords. Our pets can play a huge role in our mental and emotional well-being, so we're going over how the ESA’s guidelines for qualifying your pet, the documentation you need for landlords, and how to find a therapist or doctor to help:

No one ever wants to go through having their travel healthcare contract cancelled, but unfortunately cancelled contracts can happen to anyone. Understanding what to do if your travel healthcare contract is cancelled can be daunting. This guide aims to help you grasp why contract cancellations occur, how to respond, and cope with cancellations during emergencies:

If you’re a physical therapist, occupational therapist, or speech language pathologist with a restless spirit and a drive to explore, your first travel therapy assignment is more than just a job change—it’s the start of a thrilling new lifestyle. With the freedom to choose your destination, embrace new experiences, and continue making a difference in people’s lives, your first travel therapy contract is your ticket to a career without boundaries. 

For years, you poured your heart into raising a family, building a home, and creating a life filled with love and purpose. Now, as your children embark on their own adventures, a new door opens for you—a chance to rediscover yourself, explore new places, and embrace the freedom that comes with an empty nest. Travel therapy and education offers an exciting opportunity to do just that. With the flexibility to choose your assignments, the thrill of experiencing new cities, and the chance to continue making a meaningful impact, this career path is an open invitation to step into the next chapter of your life with enthusiasm and purpose. 

Your career as a licensed clinical social workers is vital, rewarding, and fulfilling, but if you're feeling the urge to make a larger impact or are ready to travel the country, it may be time to consider becoming a travel social worker. You can find travel licensed clinical social worker contracts in various settings like hospitals, outpatient clinics, and schools, while exploring the country and making memories that will last a lifetime. Working as a travel LCSW allows you to make a lasting impact on the community, grow your technical skills and professional network, and earn full time pay and benefits.